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So
The Iowa railroad commissioners, in the
case 81 the complaint of Gov Larrabee
against the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
railroad, gave their decision. They say:
The complaint makes it their duty to de-
termipe whether or not the railroad COM
pany had charged an unreasonable rate.
The government had arraigned and
put them on trial before the bar OF public
opinion for the manner in which
they had performed their duties, and had
given them notice that unless they redeem
ed themselves the commission would have
to GO. Lengthy quotations are made from
the governors criticisms Of prior action OF
the board and for their alleged neglect OF
duty. They say that in February last they
held in this same case that thessjfipmeflt OF
coal from Cleveland on the 20" route
from Glenwood, 1876 miles, and ITO
Council bluffs, 157 miles, were un-
der like conditions and circumstances ex-
cept distance; that 81. 80 per ton Tor the
| shorter distance against $1.25 for the
longer distance was excessive and unjust
discrimination and they recommended .
revision OF the tariff rates to conform to
| the provisions OF tho Interstate law. The
road advanced it's Council Bluff rate to
$3.50. A rehearing was had, and the
Icommission, after reviewing the arguments
land a, careful study Of rates on coal
roads, find general concession il
made at competing points. From
| all sources Of Information possible they de-
eide that for class roads, . proper
terminal charge il 30cents ton. An ad.
| ditional reasonable rate up'to 100 miles
/ to 200 milessa7 mills; to 300milss, 6 mills
/ to 400 mi1ss. 5 mills, t06OO miles, mills
per Con. The reasonable rate on GOA
from Cleyefdnd to QIonwo0as would b
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but he was the same grave, stately
gentleman OF the old school.
had to take my leave the next
morning, and the Colonel held my
hand a long time at parting.
~ have presentiment," he said,
''that we shall never meet again."
He was right. He died the day he
heard the tremendous tidings OF APP
pomattox.
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Enormous Increase Of Western Trade.

The weekly trade review by r. G. Dun &
Co., OF New York says: The feature OF bus
mess reports is the enormous increase re-
ported at many Western points. In-that
section the Interstate act though checking
trade at some Important points, seems to
have produced a feeling OF extraordinary
confidence in a much larger number OF
towns. Other causes, particularly the
speculation in real estate and the &C.
tivity in building, contribute tn swell the
transactions surprisingly. At sCincin-
natl clearings show an increase OF 81 per
cent over last year, at ST. Louis 1C per cent
and at Chicago IA, while st. Paul and San
Francisco report gains OF 43 per cent,
Memphis, st. Joseph, Peoria, exceeding so
per cent Indianapolis and Denver nearly
80 per cent, Omaha 1O2 per cent and
Wichita, Kan, ITO per cent. Apart from
land trading and new building, other bust
out that region. st. Paul notes a
large output OF - flour, Cincinnati
and Milwaukee distinct improve
| ment in tradezand collections, and the sup
ply OF money seems everywhere ample.
| Eastern cities do not find a. corresponding
| improvement in trade. Large amounts of
capital are going to the West on mortgage
loans. Railroad earnings give proof that
while traffic is large the increase falls far
short OF reported grains in the volume OIL
| business in the West. Reports ofrailroads
| for April show an average increase OF IL
per cent in gross earnings over last year.
Already 976 miles OF railroad have been
completed against 652 to date last year,
and new contracts are offered in great
variety and large amounts. but the uncer.
| tain prospects as to rates and the decis'
| ions OF the interstate commission affects
investments in stocks, though prices have
| improvedca a. little. The enormous supply
OF money goes far to explain the situation.
Not only has the treasury added about
| 81, 972, 900 to the circulation in April, but
the abundance and cheapness OF money in
London are clearly felt here.
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II Hit, Other Immoral Persons.

Washington Special: The prosecuting
officer OF this district has decided that the
new Edmunds bill to suppress polygamy
applies to this district as well us to Utah,
and that it's penalties relate to Illicit rela-
tions between people who are not Mormons.
The decision has been reached at the in
stance OF the police, who suggested whether
it would not be possible to proceed
against certain immoral house, the pro-
prietors Of which have hitherto defied de-
lection and punishment on account Of
the strict rules which have hitherto been
enforced as to evidence in such cases in
the courts here. The same sectiol OF the
law authorizes the issuance OF attach
ments against any person who may be
needed as a witness without q previous
subpoena or notice.
It il understood that Gen. G. C. Augur,
who is to have command OF the national
drill encampment, will offer positions on
his staff to Brig Gen. James X. Canaham,
OF Indiana, Brig. Gen. tombstone j ones. OF
North Carolina DR.. David w. Yandell, OF
Louisville. KY; and Capt. Samuel I. Car
mis-. OF Memphis, Tenn. The Second brig
AIDE band, OF Iowa, has been engaged by
the military committee as headquarters
band. The we'll known Busch Zouaves en-
tered for the camp, although too late to
compete in the drill:
The United States geological survey
has taken immediate action to collect re-
liable information regarding the recent
earthquakes in Arizona. The plan is to
send letters OF inquiry with printed ques-
tions covering NIL the points Of informa-
ton desired. The disturbed area seems
to be circle Of some four hundred miles
radius, ono quarter as larg' as the Charles
l n As~J ~
area Of the Riviera earthquake.
w. H. Bolton, superintendent Of second
class matterin the Chicago pOst0fiice, who
was convicted Of embexzlement 81 about
$25, 600, vas senteneed to four years impri.
sonmelIt,s He has been in a hospital i'll ever
since his arrest.
The late D. Binney, bishop OF Nova
Scotia, was ARA nging to build q fine c,lth'
edral at Halifax at the time OF his death
He had been bishop Of Nova Scotia sinct
1851.
i Le Paris states that FRANCE has fon
cluded p defenstves alliance with certain
other powers, and that henceiorth Francs
will not be alone IN the event Of taggres
| sion against her. This ID supposed to relel
to Russia, which refuses to Join tho triple
alliance.
Mrs. J.. 8. Mccormick Of Omaha, whilt
| the rent 81 the family werC ~ tho theater
| heard i arrange man in tho hallway, ant
| rushing out, she grabbed him, saying. " q,
| arc n thiel." He knocked her down will
| . reyolvsr and ran out, escaping With IVA
coniederates outside, He dropped q bundi'
house. hsipQ tbs wsddina siits Fl Mr. NJ
Jchr 7; co.pslisoe. Who neeApltea s 9
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4 Evans, William 6pofiord and William
Phillips were burned Loss $4,000 to
$50, 900; insurance $4,000. All the mail
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From Lime Springs

Mrs. Brown, wife OF the Rev. g. e.
Brown, OF the baptist church here
died much lamented on Sunday
evening ut p. m. Her last illness
was tedious and painful, but was
borne with the same bravery and
patience with which she had long
borne the infirmity Of deafness and
the weakness Of advancing age.
She was II bright example OF the
power OF true religion; one well
fitted 10 attract and cheer both
young and old. Her husband, sons
and friends deeply feel their great
loss.
Whonping cough has been troub.
ling this neiShborhood for some
weeks, but the disease has come In
Il light form, ami so far the children
and young people attacked by It,
are doing well
The heavy rains on Sunday and
Monday have done much good to
crops and gardens.
chronological specimens OF all
kinds abound. The anxious house.
keeper studies r!le paper 10 find out
what does not agree with the health
of the cut worm and the potato bug,
and "miliers' and June bugs make
life n burden when the lamps ARE lit.
Mr.. Tarlsen Of this place, with Il
staff Of good workmen. is very busy
this season.
Mr.. Irvine. barn Is nearly CON-
pl,tcd; the Norwegian church Is
b"ing ceileh; and barn for Mr..
Cray and other buildings will be
pushed on rapidly.
The public schaols are expected
tn give an entertainment next Fri.
day evening.
Rev. John II. Keppel, left yester-
day to attend District Conference
at Stacyyillc. SLIM JIM.
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The Piano Binder and Harvester

JUNE Ii, 1887,
To the Piano Manufacturing Co.,
;hicag.:
GENTS ~ think 1t my duty to let
you know what success l have had
with one OF your Plano Binders and
HarvesterS. which l bought OF one
OF your agents ut Aberdeen, Dakota,
four years ago, aud had it shipped
into this county, and set I up N.Y.
self with no aid from agents or ex-
perts, aud have since run it, and
have cut seven hundred acres with
it aud have not paid out one cert.
I have cut lax to the amount OF one
hundred acres. bound about half Ut
1t, aud had no trouble in cutting or
binding any kind Of grain. I con-
slider to be the cheapest piece OF
machinery l have ever had on my
farm. My boy run this binder
when lie was twelve years old. My
PostofIi,e address Is Lime Springs,
Iowa.
II. W. THOMAS.
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Is See advertisement, L. J.. May &
Co., for "Salc smen Wanted"

Is See advertisement, L. J.. May &
Co., for Sale smen Wanted"
Mrs. DIR. Barrett has gone to
Arizona 10 dispose OF some property
interests there belonging to the
estate.
For SALE or RENT.--A good house
and lot. Enquire Of j. Bcrtwhistle,
Cresco, Iowa.
st. Katharinc's Guild will meet
with Miss Mary Lent, ON Friday
evening June II.
ORANGE MILK is pleasant and re-
frcshing temperance beverage; it
has no equal. For sale by
3Jt3 f. a. GLASS.
Caspari & CO., who are operating
the Crcsco Roller Mills, are putting
up as good q grade OF flour as can
be found in the Cresco market.
Four valuable lots in Cresco at a
bargain. They may be seen east Of
Sam Kellow's residence south side.
Enquire OF G. X. Berg or John Nc
Namara. 33t4
The Granger Touring mills burn
ed to the ground Saturday night
last. They were owned by H.R. Wells
OF Preston MINI, and leased by Fred
Salisbury, who probably lost all he
had in the confiagration. We. are
not advised as to the origin OF the
fire or the insurance on the mill.
National School OF Short hand,
Typewriting ard penmanship, De-
corah, Iowa.. Short. hand taught by
Il Court Reporter. Lessons given
by mail. Opens July 6, 1887. 35t4
DR.. Clemmer hiss put up a man.
sion for tenant on his farm north
Of town. It has been beautified
with gutta percha paint 1.-THE best in
the world" The decorative art OF
its artistic application in the high
est stvle Of the profession was the
work OF Mr.. VIM. Thornburg.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Money on hand; no delay;
terms easy. JOHN McCooK.
Red Polled Norfolks for sale; clear
red color and hornles., a fine milk
ing breed. Come and gee them. or
address me ut Cresco Iowa. At
home on farm Tuesdays and We'd !
ncsdays, and ut Recorders office
Crcsco. on Mondays.
37tf S. A. Cox VERSE.
Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
Of every kind cured In 30 inntes ny
Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other This never fails. Sold by j.
J. Clemmer, druggist, Cresco. 2yl
Saint Katherine's Guild connected
with Grace Episcopal church was
by the Rev. DR.. Lloyd, OF
DEBORAH. on Saturday evening June
II. for the purpose Of promoting
church work In the parish. The
following are the officers duly elect
I'd: Mrs. G. F. Stremel, Secretary.
Mrs. w. 4. Dissmorc, Treasurer.
committee: Misses Leila
Lauraine Mead, and Liz
zie Goodrich.
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What is It? and What II il.

Papillon (ClaIke's extract OF fax
Skin Cure; like many other inesij-
mablc benefits to mankind, was dis
covered by accident. The proprie-
tor, engaged in the preparation Of
certain plants, from time to time
noticed the effect OF working in the
pulp vAts on the skin. II there wn-
present any cutaneous eruptioDs.
warts hlemishes or scrofulnns symp-
toms, oil disappeared rs II by maggie
After experimenting ten years. it
has become 4 scientific fact and Il
priceless boon to the human race.
From giving away Il few bottles, tie
demand has increased until the
sale for the past two years amounts
to 1,O32.0OO bottles. Large bottles
only $l.OO. for sale by Lowry &
Connolly. /
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CRESCO MARKET.
TO. DAYS QUOTATIONS.

Wheat No. 2, 5Sc. Wheat No. 3, SO.
Bailey, a5c to iGc.
Oats, { 10 25c.
Corn, 35c.
Hay. tame, IS o. to $3.50 Wild SI.OO
Timothy seed, Sl.1D,
Flax. 95c.
Glover, 1915 TO sa.oO
Hogs, live. 1925 to 81 35.
Beef on foot, 2ic 70 Sc.
Sleep per head 500 to $500.
Hides, green, &c.
Lnra, Zoe
Tallow, Be.
Butter-Tahlc, Zoe. Common, Ice.
Eggs, per dozen, 81. to loo
Potatoes, Gcc.
Apples per barrel, : toS
Beans per bushal, $500.
Salt per barrel, Si.25.
Wood. green, 500. Dry 5.2J.
Wool, unwa5hel to 23c.
Lime, Sl.eU 70 $lIO.
Honey. IL
Onions. s
Flour 81 Straight. Patent S1.25
Kerosene. 2ou
Corn meal iOc
Graham. 55c
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Chester Chips.

! 'Tis the merry month OF June
when the fields arc ever green, and
the outlook for good crop is favor
able
The Old Settlers met as usual near
LIE Roy. The weather, the address,
the music, the sociable feeling mani
fest, made the day one Of unusual
interest, and as they separated for
their various homes, how forcibly
the words OF Eugene Hall struck us:
1.-THE weary old settlers went homeward to rest,
They smiled at The tales that their comrades
had told;
The sun. in ite glory, went down in the west,
And vanished from sight In a vista OF gold.
Then silently, softly the twilight serene
Descended, and darkened the beautiful scene.
o wonderful west, with thy blossomiRg plains!
o land where the sun Of prosperity shines!
On rich, rolling prairies, on forest domains,
On mountains. on valcs;and magnificent mines,
May all thy brave sons, through Industrious
years,
Remember their debt to the old pioneers"
The circus showed here-that Is
up the river about eight miles, just
outside the prohibition lines.
Our ball players have gone over
to clean out the Saratoga's to-day.
The Saratoga's met the Leroy
club last Saturday, but failed to get
any scores
Some Of our people are going to
Cresco to sec the game this week.
II DEBORAH can make it interesting
to the LcRoy boys, it will be red
hot game.
The Times correspondent here,
walls over 4 game Of ball played a
short distance up the river not long
since, but gives no particulars; the
intere sting part was that some who
were opposed to playing ball Sun
day, went fishing and got their hooks
caught on to what seemed to he the
body OF u drowned man. The game
vas suspended and all was excite
lnent until the divers placed the
body on land. when it was found to
be stuffed with straw. The story
that Fred Baldwin was concealed in
The brush near the scene is base
Our people met last night ard de-
riscd ways and means to celebrate
he ever glorious fourth. Sol.
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BLOOMINGTON, IT,, Sept. IL, 1882
Messrs. F. J. Cheney Il Co., Tole-
do O.: Have taken Halls Catarrh
Cure. Had catarrh all my life: am
As years old. Had asthma - years
and dreadful cough for five years.
Have taken everything; went to the
Hot Springs; have doctored with
the doctors here; have done moth.
ing but take medicine for 10 years.
When I commenced using HILLS
Caturrh Cure, and told him that I
would die anyway and that I would
try your medicine. / was very bad.
How suffered for 9years! I could
hardly breathe at times. saw Halls
Catarrh Cure advertised In the pa
pers and commenced taking 1t. l
would have been under the ground
to day il 1t had not been for that.
I have not had Que bad spell Of
coughing since. In breathing my
head feels we'll and am well. It
has done me a thousand dollars
worth II good. There IRE ten OF my
friends, on seeing what IL had done
for me, taking 1t, aud it is helping
them. I only wish that every one
who has catarrh, asthma aud Il bad
cough could see me, 80 that I
could tell them all to take it. AL
that know me here know how have
suffered. q have been here since
1852 and say to me that Il am so
glad you have found something that
could cure yon.' Every one says,
show much better you look" The
doctors say they they are glad I
found Halls Oatarrh Cure rs they
could not cure me.
cannot express my gratitude to
you for the good Halls Catarrh
: G ure has done me. You can use As
, much OF this letter us will do the
afflicted good. Publish 1t to the
; whole world-it il all true and they
should know it.
JOSEPHINE CHRISMAN,
35tl 406 East North street.
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The Builders Portfolios.

People who intend to build should
inquire among our local builders
until they lind one who has The
SHopPELL BUILDERS PORTFOLIOS.
Such a builder can show the inqnir-
er an immense number OF excellent
plans for modern houses, barns, &c. !;
and also can give correct local pric-
es for building from any OF the plans.
Euilders who have not yet procured
The Shoppell Builders Portfolios
should write 1T once to the Co-ope-
ratjve Building Plan Association, 63
Broadway, New York. 36t4
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Hcggs' Cherry Cough Syrup

Will relieve that cough almost
instantly and make cxpector alton
easy. Acts simultaneously on the
bowels, kidneys ahd liver, there
by relieving fhc lungs Of that Sore
ness and pain anil also stopping
that tickling sensation in the throat
by removing the cause. One trial
will convince any one that it has
no equal on earth for coughs and
colds. Lowry 4 Connolly has se-
cured the sale OF it and will guaran-
tee every bottle to give satisfaction.
31t13
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CHICAGO, Nil, & ST. Paul RAILWAY
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHTRcH.-SefylceS every
Sunday nj 11:tsl A. ". and s:G0 r. ". Sunday
School after morning service. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening
REV. A. $. MCCONNELL, Pastor.
METHODIST EP.scorAI. CHERCH.--Scrylcese every
Sunday at llc3 A. ". ard 700 r. ~. sunday
School after morning service. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
lev. j. ID. TU!I, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. Services every sunday al
ila0 A. II. and 100 r. II. sunday School after
morning service. Prayer meeting every We'd
ntsiay evening. REV. .. w. CATLIN, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CIRCUMSTANCES every sunday at
l1UO A. w. n. q 500 r. u. Sunday School every
sunday al iU1 r. II.
REV. II. 4. MCCARTHY, Pastor.
GERMAN LrTliERaS CHrRcH.-SersiceS every
Sunday ut 1882, furaneon, and 2 20. afternoon,
alternately. REV. L. HERMANN, Pastor.
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Boy to Let Ont.

A bright. intelligent lasl 5 years
old, will be bound out during his
minority to some suitable family on
proper terms. A good farmer pre-
ferred. For further particulars en-
quire ut this Office or OF j. b. Stev-
ems, one and o halt miles north OF
Miner Greek Cheese Factory. June
2, 1887. 35t4
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"Oh! il l had only known that In
time" Known what? known that
a simple cold in the head may de-
velope into chronic Catarrh." Well.
it isn't too late, for Ely's Cream
Balm will cure catarrh even after
the sufferers life has become bur-
don to him, and he nuisance to his
friends. It Is the only radical and
thoroughly scientific catarrh cure
known. Not a snuff. Not a liquid.
Price fifty cents. 36t2
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A Rare Opportunity.

We will sell Il Shoninser Organ,
Bran new, list price $3.50, for 800,
payable IS month till paid for;
Interest 3 per cent. Instrument
fully warranted for 6 years, no
nriler organs made. address or ap-
ply To the PLAIN DEALER Office,
att CrescQ Iowa.
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The Annual Commencement cxer-
cises o! the Cresco High School.
take place in Lyric Hall Friday
evening. The graduates arc Miss
Stella Morgan, Miss Grace Gallup,
Mr.. Myrt-llo Mitchell, Miss Josie
Barker and Miss Hattie ElwOod.
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Csnsumptiol 4 can lie Curei!

Not by any secret remedy, but by
by proper, healthfnl exercise. and
the judicious use Of SCOTS Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophes-
phites, which contains the healing
and strength giving virtues Of these
two valuable specifics in their fullest
form. Prescribed by physicians,
Take no other. June.
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Ernst Hoier, OF the McGregor
News. is very solicitous that Phil
Schaller, be renominated as the
rer resentative from Sac county. It
was Scha.ler and Senator Reiniger
that gave nearly ali the money to
buy the type on which the home
side OF the German newspaper is
printed, that Ernst edits In Des
Moines. Ernst is a good boy to not
forget his benefactors.-Elk
Register.
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Wheat dropped % cents TO the
intense qualification OF the "bears"
on the market, but the poor farmer,
why bless his soul, he ought to go
into the Standard oil Syndicate or
some other robber scheme. the out.
growth of twenty-five years OF re.
publican rnlc.
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Purify Your Blood.

II your tongue Is coated
II your skin Is yellow or dry.
II you have bOils.
II you have fever.
II you are thin or nervous.
IL you ure bilious.
II you are constipated.
II your bones ache.
II your head aches.
II yon have no appetite.
II yoa have no an.bitiov,, one bot ,
tie OF BEGGs' BLooD PURIFIER AND
BLOOD MAKER will relieve any ana
all OF the above complaints. sold
AMI warranted by Lowry and Con-
molly. 3ltl3
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Fourth VI July 1887, Holiday Ex-
cursion. Round trip excursion
tickets will be sold at one full fare
and a third for the round trip to
any local points; sell July ?, . and 4
good to return July 5.
L. r. WOodcOck,
Agt., C. NJ. & st. Paul Ky.
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a GA r ID.

10 oil who arc su6eTing from tho errors ana
hdiscre,ions of youth. n1rvoes weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., I will send recipe
that will cure you. FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy WAS discovered by n visionary In South
America. Send self.addrosq vi envelope 10 the
Rxv, Josxsy = lxx1As, Ssssit .. Nss Fork CITY,
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Salt Rheum or Eczema,

Old sores and ulcers,
Scaldhcad and ringworm,
Pain in tho back and spine,
Swelling OF the knee joints,
Sprains and bruises,
Neuralgia and toothachc,
Tender feet caused by bunions,
corns and chilblains, VIC warrant
BEGGs' TROPICAL OIL to relieve any
and all Of the above.
3lt13 Lowry & Connolly.
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The Marshallfown Convention
nominated a full State ticket last
week, and adopted the Union Labor
Platform printed on our fourth page
No room for remarks this week.
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j. +. Manning left \ rubber coat
on the judges stand the day Of the
races. The person who has taken
care OF 1t for him will obiigo by re.
turning to the office corner cast Of
the Van Slyke House.